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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21

- Ser 8eIanbte Der Ser. Staaten
in 4rsentiuien. 8ailiB %. 9anna. elm
ri1tige- .Weiiern 8op", oehen grnens
nuug ieiner 3eit iebr biel Gerebe perurs
fa6te, iif in 8uenos apres raid be.
riibmt sepOr5en. 8alb mad feiner
4ntunft in argeniinien tuurbe Der neue
prdiibent eingeiebt, unb 9err 9anna
tpobnte biefer 9aupt'unb Staatsaftion
BEL. Gin ebemaIiger Offisier Deriu9te
ben prdiibenten su ermorben, unb Sic
ganse umgebung mar por S6reden se'
Idbmt. yur unfer Sanna bepabrte lei.
ne @eiftessegenuart; er ergriff ben Its
tentdter unb rettete 10 ben Brdiibenten.
Dieie Gaene bilbet ben Stoff zines grDs
Ben Oel9emdloes, auf benz bic fiibne
sSigur Sanna's Die 9auptgeifalt lit.
Sanna 1T iebt bel ben Iraentiniern un'
gebeuer populdr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21
Gin Arst oer Seefe.
SiOnlan bon @ilbelnlile b. 9illsrn'
IGortfebung.l

5ortfebuns.l
SO sog F6 Der Greis INNER ndber
um bic Beihea berum. gnblid1 tonnte
Neorib. Der, Die Elm Ginb feline puppe,
INNER leiue 6rau i'm Arm bate, ii9
nidbt entbalten, nit bineiusureoen, oenn
Der 6umDr l1lug ibn auau iehr IN ben
MAIDEN unb Ct iagte einem SpaBe mad,
,pie Der Rnabe benz Sdmetterllng.
y,uu iaaen sic ,mal, 6rduleiH glia,
mas hat Sbnen benu Der 56eipe eigents
Ii1 bon Sbrem 9opfe bsruatergeleiens
fragte CT.
Wass Clio Id1slte peri9dmt.-Fe
ilbte bod cine unlpiberftebli6e Muaies
buuQsfroft ouf bic 6erren aus, ba mo;
rem he ithon ipieber ole I'm fie periams
melt. gDas2 ga, feben Sic, bas pers
bietet mir bic Bef6eibenbeit, au er3dbs
len.
1a mar er wobl re1t gaIantS
stllerbines!
ald, 10, 6esbalb fanben sic feline Oi=
oanoie 70 treffenbl la9te Worib unb
alle an6eren nit.
Clio fuilrDe tegr Derle8en.
Das eben iff es, mas bieien Wann
uufebIbar ma1t, faste Worib, er rf9meis
d5eit sebem-unb besbalb glaubt ibm
eSeber.
8, ,uie uuredt tbun Sic ibm. per=
theibiate Clio. Or nieint es 10 ernif nit
feiner gBifTenfbaft. CT Tam aud grob
iein, seluiB-eegeH Sic, profefor9ern.
lpdre e. grDbl
Nie Gerren bramen tuieber In fGals
Ienheu Subel aus: sGrdulein Clio tpirb
b5le.s
Grsrimmie 9aube, 9amm NIT Wols
fesQier, ciiirte Der Decent NIT ben faum
ausaetretenen Gtubeuteni6uben.
Mdj, idj belpun0ere 5ieieH Wtann 10
Iebr, faafe bic Getrdnfte. CT III elm
Birtuos Des 9aitiinHs-uein mebrl Ut
flhIt nidbt nir, er 6euft unb iiebt nit
Ieinen Gingerfpibeu. slIs er mid uiis
ierfuGte unb fib bann gef9Iohenen alus
ges aur6eite Hellte, nm 81 retapituliren,
mas er gefanben, 0a fam es mir Dor,
0Is hieIie Ct meine Geele, lDie einen aus
BEN 9lelie 9enommenen 8ogel, stDif6en
ieinea prhfenb eeiblofenen Gingern.
gi. q - CT bot iie bod nidt bebal.
tens
. nein, er gob iie mir suriid, er
itbentte fie MIR neu, ba CT mid iie uers
Iieben Iebrte.
Sun, iuenn er Sic in feline 9unIt eins
geiueibt Dot, 5rdulein glIa, 70 seigen
Sic he bod on uns! 6ier ipdren Heifer
NIT allerlei Rdu36en ausSunebmen, mir
nolIen uns ualere 6eeleu aud einmal
befebeH.
sd iuoIIte ioeben GrduleiH bon 6art.
mid unteriu6en, aber he geitattete e
niht.
., mir Fnb idmmtliG bereit uub oil
6erren biidteu ii6 nub ifredten glif
ibre Q6pfe bin.
Qabt iie bod, bat sluseIita ibrer
M0uil.
. ueiu, liebe 4ngelifa, iagte Clio
bic heuie um ieben preis interehnnt ieii
ipolte. i'd fiirdte bic prObe nidt, benz
Id BIN iieiner Sadie fiber. Aber Il
mub bann au1 ern5 porgenommen tDer
ben. Die 6errfGaften mihen I'D
idmmitiG nermummetl, bamit i9 4
ni6t erfenueu f0nn.
ga, 10, oas ioI gei6ebeH! Sa!
giebt einen SauptipaB! fdrien bi
bonn puniGe aufgebeiterten 6erren
6rdulein eIfa mub binaus. Bis mir mas
firt iinb.
Sd uerbe elm tpenis In ben @artei
aeben, es lit lieblifer, bic glfen ibrel
Nbenbfbau irinfen su ieben aIs Sic
meme 6erren. Sbren Puni6! Buffer
sic mid, ipenn ib iommen ioa; oanl
.Derbe id, tuie Elm Bien6en In Blliben
feI6e, In Sbre 6dupter einbringen uni
priifen, no 0onig unb mo Wermuib iif
Yiit bieier f6eImii6en Grobuus mol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21
prei(e [preCben fit 8dn0e!

Serrcn BaIbrisaan unS branues QisIabrsab
nntcrseus, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per dnSug.
Cine bubble auspabI bon fdpar;en Gals.
tiidern, 6outafieldleifen, BinbIor. uno -four
in banb~. .grabatten.
Sin idoner gorratb bon leinenen unb feibe.
men Serren.9afdentiidern, Opera SdIeifeu,
Ieibenen Resenfdirmen.
Sin febr srobes aiioriement bon ipeiben uuo
buuten RnabensS Sberbsmben aus EertaI, firs
slIter bon 4-l2 Sabrsn. su 1s, rs, sb, so s.
unb aufndrts.
Ssrrenidute in allen Gprmsn uno Muaern
un0 gu allen Trciieu.
Son Serren- unb anabens Strobbiien habeu
mir bas aussebreitetfe Eager i'm Shonefen.
Serren. uno sfnabsn.6 .6iI;bite, ipeiGs une
fteife, bon allen arien uno S9attirunser.
@dnb;eus fiir 9anlen u. &inoer.
Sn bieiem Department bin id5 10 pohI Dor.
selebsn, bab i'd alIe uno Sebermann 80 befrie,
oigen berinag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21

8ram;0FIbe YcreaIs ;u 8, 10, l25 ii. Is ts.
Ge.ei6uete 9aipns ;u %, 81. 5. gu. 10 ss-
@eiber unb farbissr Muu-au 123, 10, 2o'
o5, 80 uno so Gents.
sssies eapns -su 5, Z, s, 10, i9i, is, 20,
25, 80, So unb 40 @entS. 3n babcn IN Ss'
ibops, Sietoria unb Snbia 2apns.
geriiI&e 2aipus in allen S6attirunssn Ron
Is bis gu so Gents
Gnibroiberie Separtemellt.
Sd,ipei,er 8oroiruns bon 8 bis rs Cts.
gombrie So,biruns bon 2l-50 Go.
RainIoof GinfaiIuns bon $50 @ts.
Garbiae gorbirungsn II. auBenranbe Saau.
Sfirt S5Iouneine, boIle ednse .75-$2.50.
SpiBeu : Separtelnellt..
Cine snoIoie auapabl in ioIsenben Spiten'
iortsu: Gasptii6e, tiirfiid)e, Sor@on, galsn'
eia. griton, SpaniI6e, eseurial, Gebora--in
allen 8reiten, bon Der biIisften bis su fsr be-
fen glahe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21
= e Z a ..

- BON 6latonia lpirb beridtet, bab
brei 8abnrduber eingefangen nOroen
liub. Oen anberen iit man bart auf
ben Gerien.
= slm 10. SuIi mirO GongreBs 9es
prdientant Grain in San Wiareos eine
antiprobibitipnsreoe balten.
= Die 6armerstpittne 2ucD Woore,
am Oud @reef wObnbaft, beihuIbist
ibren Nrbeiter, fe unter Inorobung bes
Sobes &c. geihdnbet su baben. Der
uebelibdtsr iibt i'm @efdusuiB.
= 9luf ieiner 6arm, Sebn Meilen
meifli6 BON Waep bat Serr putnann
beim Brunnenbobren petroleumquellen
entoedt.
= 5err s. %. O6bblsr in Griebs
ri6sburg ifebt nit einigen Weinbauern
in ShosG carolina in Gorresponbena iiber
teraniide Weinfultur. Die 6erren bon
5iib. carolina beabli6tigen mad Weits
teras aus3umanbern, tDenn bic probi.
bition am 4. slusuit niebergeitimmt
tpiro.
= 2ampaias. gluf benz bieiigen
Wonmarft lino nod 100000 pfunb
Wole on Sanh, unb mad ben 8eri6s
ten tperben i'm 2aufe Der Wo@e nod
200, 900 pfunb eripartet. Oie mad benz
Regen sei6orene Wolle, tpel6e iebt bers
einfommt, iit rein unb lei6t.
- 9ie Sort Worth "Law and In
vestment Company" lit i'm Stats
Sefreteriat su auifin resiitrirt tporben;
ibr 6tamnifapiial betrdgt 100000.
- Sdulenburg, Sapeite So. Die
vgompreB Company" bat bic Wtaidis
merle fur bic 8obrung zines arteIif9en
Brunnens gefailft.
- gus gmbree, Dallas Co., berids
tet man: Sas Dreiben bes Wei;ens 1T
in Der bieligen llmsegenb lit pOllem
8ange, unb Der grtrag iit i'm algemeis
men cin iiber bic grtpariung GROCER. so
bat elm 6armer. 9err 5. 8. &obinfon,
Der ioeben nit benz Orei6en fertig se.
tporben iit, BON einem GeIbe breiBig
Bu1bel per older betommen, unb Der
Sur9idnittsertrag ber geiammten5arm
felt ii9 aui y guibel fiir ben Ifer.
= Die aiU,i Obiis unb Semitic prds
Ierpe. 6abriten in Snler baben ibre Sbd=
tigteit begonnen uno arbeiten nit bOls
len ardften; bic Sbiis unb 8arten.
fru9t. grnte lit cine rei9e.
- Corpus @briiti. Sie peri6ieoes
nen Beiiber bes paore gilanb baben
ii1 pereinist unb an SobnWillett unb Ge.
noHen einen Te9Sig Wleilen langen
Streifen 2anbes, peIder bic geiammte
Battlefront bilbet, iibsrtragen, gu benz
3wede, bur9 grri9tung bon Sdmmen
unb Weaenbredern einen neuen 8olfs
bafen an3ulegen; le baben ber 8eiea=
idait aubertem bas Wegered)t ilber bic
syniel uno cine groBe Strede 2anbes fir
Niebb0fes unb 2agerbduier II. q. 3pe.
de gegeben; fie 8eiibtiteI bariiber iinb
bereits unter3ei6net uno ilberliefert iuors
ben.
: Ser Superintenbent Der ct.
Souls, 9lrtanias unb Seras 8abn,
6err u. 8. CUNT, bat iih nit einem
aomiie BON Wertretern Der 8iirgeri6aft
BON Sherman nad einem bon ber
Stabt geidentien plabe beseben unb
bort ben 8iebbof, pel6en bic 8abn
anlesen tpirb, abgeiiedt. 9erielbe bat
einen iebr aroBen llmfanJ, 10 baB er
cine eroBe MaFe psn 8ieb fafen fann.
SHERMAN 1T gum Saupts8eri6ifunsss
Yuntt fir bic 8abn beiiimmt. .-9ie es
beiBt, rperben bic bortisen giienperfe
cine 3weiganiiaIt in Gainesbiue an.
legen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21

- Wenn bas Ylut Inrein 1T, ge=
rdtb bas ganse Spitem auBer Orbnung.
Gin FOLDER 3uitanb fann nift lange
anbalten Obne bic erniilidiien JOlgen.
Sn iOl9en 6dllen III elm md6tiges Grs
neuerungs'. Mnregungs. uno Heini.
gunesmiitel uotbmenbig. unb elm iol=
fes iit aDers SariaparilIa. a.
IS perfeblt feine airfung ME unb bat
poIitip nidt ieiues 8lei6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21
Yaraiol 9epartement.

Bir babcn bas bel ,psitcn sr0bte unb boil.
lfanbi9fe Enforcement ben einfa9sn uno Gu.
rus. Gonnenidirmen in Der Staot.
S6par;fcibene YaraToIs-Sou rs es. bis $4.
S6bar;e atlas. Sdirme bon 1856.
S1pnr;e sItIaS. Sdirme scfiittert unS nit
Spibenranb bon $225-sf5.
SSarbise Paraiols unsefuticrtc-l.25 bis So.
6arbi3e garafoIs, sefiitterte, nit SpiBen.
ranb-ron ESQ bis $l2.
ainOer'Parafols ;n s5, so, rs eS. u. 81.
Saneu WeiBwaarcn.
Seiaotn, bolle @roBe. bon As eS. bis gu 81.
9anae Senben, bon 10 cs. bis su 81.
gorIett.@siten aller 6roben, bon 30 Gents
bis gu $3.50.
CONNER @au,e lleberpeitcn, in groben bon
2s-44, gu 40, so unb so Cts.
Cine tiibfdc slusipabl bon SIll II. Spissn-
baubeu fiir Nnber bon 25 eS bis SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21

bic ginnabmen fir Mein benen I'll,
8aumtpolle menig na9febeu tuerben,
Sie probibition muB nit elmer fol9en
Maioritdt geidlagen werbeu, oab fl
fir INNER iobt iit; penn ni9t, II
bin i'd ieoer;eit nod bem 4. auguft BE-
reit aus3uberfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21
GeiOell : 9epartement.

edparser unb farbissr atlas, bon 30 eentS
bis 3u $500.
Sura6 Geibenfoife in allen G9attirunseu
au rs Gents uub $500.
e9par,er uno farbiser Gros Grain 3u 75r.,
90s., 81, $1.25 unb $1.5O.
geitreifte unb fdedisc CONNER Ssloen 80
IS, 40, so, 65, 10 uub 40 geuts.
Gdparser unb farbiser Surab sltlas, 81
so unb as Gents.
@eiberitoff 9epartenlent.
gommer. eaiimire ipie Runs' Selling, Alba'
troE. GRAPES, Alserieunc Streif Satin DO.
grsnabine, Debsse ;u allen preilsn.
Gatins. seseidnet oOer einfarbia 3u 10, Is,
20, 25, 80 unb 50 @ents.
GyinfleG Geerfuders Su Z, 8, IL, II uno ID CO.
0iusbam in babider auspabl. gu s, 10,
f2 un6 is gents
Bepbsr @iusbam su 20, 25 unS 80 es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21

aur,e siinSerIIciScr BON 65 es. bis $3.50.
6sssidnete uno einfadc Sdpeiser bon ia
genis anfp6rts.
8orbirtc llebsrflsiber ;u 50 unb aufparts.
8oroirte gafbmir Starts bon $l.5o-S2.
Sdpar;e unb farbise 9eriebs su 81, rs,
l.50, 50 unS aufparts.
9ameu Strnmpfiorten.
8raune 8albriagan, gutter SuaIitdt, 81 10,
-, Is, l6, 20, 25, 80 Cts. unb aufpdrts.
Ginfarbise Strampfe-su 10, IL, Is, 90,
25 Gents unb auftpdrtS.
Ginfa6e unb Gurus SeiOenitriimbie fur
Mdbden unb sinber, in allen 6arben unO 81
allen Yreiien.
GoriettzSepartcmeilt.
Bon gorfetts baIten mir bic $50 Bone, bic
Barner @ros., in allen GraScn, Die e. 3 q,
bic %. o., bi. 81. g." unb biele anosre
Warfen, gu 4 80, rs @ts. uns 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21
Oamen=6iite ,c &c.

Dieies Department fam, sleid ben iibri.
gen nidt ibertroffen DerSen, ba i'd idmmtlide
artiieI bireft impprtire uno int Stanbe bin,
bic beFe unb reidbaltisfe guspabI in Be;us
auf Iebte Nobc uub StiI ;u prafentirer, ME
A. 3. vSausb" GapiioIia, Mirriam, RbiaiS,
Denber, Barrett, Waib Ga Belle, Meooro,
Yrineetou, SbeaI, alice. Sennora. Surebe.
Sci uns finbst man bic neueiten Meuiter in
SutbeIat bon febr ssfauisem Stbl unb su
uiebrisaen Yreiien-sou s6 ts. bis $l.60.
aue artsn aufpus. 8lideI, 8esren uno cine
pradtbolIe Husnabl bon BIumen &c.
6dder, in sroBsm 8orratb bonn cinfaditen
bis gum eIesantefen, unb ;u allen prsiIsn.
9erreuzGarOerObe.
gSir baben Elm aussebebutes unb pra9tboucs
enforcement bon Serren, Sbsrbemben aus Ter.
cal, an allen Yreiien. Das beffe so ct. Soms
mer Werino Semb, iemals i'm Marfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21

s6s- 4ersie empfeblea 6rauen, 3in'
bern unb Heconbaleseenten oas Gone
Star select Jlaf6enbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-21
Oe66al6 ii6er6eugt Guc6!

Glountinss unb tiirtifde AuBcnranbipisen
in Cream, gs.i5, Beige uno farbis.
Spaniid)e Guimpure in S1warl @ream
unb Beige, unS pahsnbe Ginfafunssn.
0amcn.Sai9sntiider, pei6e, nit 6antaiie.
einfaIiung, 3ierranb unb Baden; alcidfallS
cine f6one auspabl bon Srauer.Sai9entd'
6eru 10 allen Yrcifcn.
SallsbaltuugsitOfe.
gcbleidtsr Slid 0amaf-;u S5. 40, 45,
so Gents unb auinarts.
Srauner Samait ;u 25. 80, 80 unb so es.
9iotber Sirfiidler Gid. Samaf-su so, So,
40, so unb Go Genis unb aufparts.
Gebleidte unb unscbIeidte Damait Sanb.
tiidcr, sutsr grO5e, gu s. 10. II, Is, 20 es.
unb aufipdris. @robe tiirfifdc 8abc'9anos
tiidcr ;u is, ls, 90 anb 25 @enis.
Gefrauites Saubtiider3sug, bon $40 ets.
Spten. Sorbdnse gu 123. l5, 20, %, so
Gents unb aufmdrts.
9rabirunosifoffc All 10, IL uno Is Gents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-16
A Museum of Crime.

The Museum of Crime, opposite
the private office of Inspector Byrnes,
is a shuddering horror; not so
much from what is seen as from
what is suggested. Speaking likenesses
of shop-lifters, pick-pockets, burglars,
and eminent "crooks" glare from the
walls upon visitors. Sledge-hammers
whose heads are filled with lead, drags,
drills, sectional jimmies, masks, powder
TASKS, etc, that were used in the Man
haitian Bank robbery of October 81, 1878,
challenge inspection in their glass cases.
The rascals made away with so, 749, 400
in bonds and securities, and about $15,-
600 in money, on that occasion; but,
thanks to our unequaled detective sys-
TEN, did not retain all their booty. Here
are samples of the mechanical skill Of
Gustave Kindt, alias "French Gus" a
professional burglar and maker of bur-
glars tools, which he let out to impecuni-
Gus thieves on definite percentages
of their robberies. The assortment
of burglarious kits, tools, keys,
wax impressions, etc, is complete.
The genius of Kindt and Klein, so
wofully perverted, ought to have made
their fortunes in legitimate fields of ope-
ration. Nat Whites bogus gold brick;
Mike Shanahan's eighteen-chambered
pistol; counterfeit Reading Railroad
scrip; the photographic stone on which
ten or twenty thousand spurious tickets
of the elevated railroad were printed;
stones for printing fractional currency;
bogus railroad bonds used by confidence
operators; the black caps and ropes of
murderers; the pistols wherewith various
persons were slain; the lock curiosities of
Langdon w. Moore, who knew how to
open combination locks through study
ing their emitted sounds; the box in
which the same thief, known as "Charley
Adams" put $216, 600 in Government
bonds, stolen from the Concord Bank,
Massachusetts, in February, 1866, and
which he first buried four feet below the
surface of the Delaware River, and then
dug up and surrendered when under ar
rest; the pipes, peanut oil, lamps, liquid
raw opium, and pills used for smoking in
opium joints-are all here.-Harper'a
Magazine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-16
Not q Poor Mans Paradise.

California is not poor mans country.
and nowhere is this more evident, saws J.
P. Burke in the st. Louis Globe Democrat,
than in the rural and mountain districts.
True, it is cheaper to live there than in
the East, but it is harder to make money.
Capital is centralized, and labor is so fear
fully cheap that poor man has no chance
to make expenses. The men who are
wealthy have enormous amounts, and
most of them do not know how to spend
it. was recently up in Shasta County,
and ! would hear of local magnates with
very common names, and be told: ''Oh,
Tubbs, he's worth $4,000, 900, but he
never leaves the county. All he does is
to work in his garden. He was once a
laborer, and is close, but his sons spend
the money" If heard such expressions
once l heard them a dozen times. The
pioneers are nearly all wealthy. Trans.
portation is bad through the northern
part of the State on account of the almost
impossible condition of the roads. If
you want to travel a certain distance you
are generally obliged to hire team, and
that amounts to almost the same as buy
ing it. l had to hire a team to go up into
the country, and kept 1t thirty days. The
owner charged me $500. l was forced to
pay it, for justice is very sudden in the
mountains and I'd have been clapped in
Jail in jiffy had l called for a com
promise. This was at Calistoga. Re-
turning thence to San Francisco by rail
discovered that in the State or local
travel the railroads have three classes Of
coaches, with dress as distinction.
was rather roughly clad after my noun
tain trip, and approaching the ticket
sellers window laid down $40 gold
piece. "First, second or third classF' 1
was asked, and l replied that usually
travelled first class. He surveyed me and
then remarked that I'd have to go second
class or not at all. 1t did me no good to
object, either l found first class to
mean elegant coaches where well-dressed
people only were allowed, second class
for men of ordinary or rough dress, and
third class for Cinnamon and negroes.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-16
A PSALM OF LIFE.

Through the wild Babel of our fever'd time
fhesong Of Homer cometh, grave and stern,
With tidings from the worlds fresh healthy
prime
Hdings which our worn, wearied age con-
Germ.
Unchanged, through all the long unnumberd
years,
The voice of Homer sings the song divine,
Which tells of godlike tolls, of heroes tears,
And of the punishment of Priams line.
The battle in the plain is raging yet,
The watchfires blaze, the beakd ships lins the
shore;
For us the foe in grim array is Set
Ah! but do we fight as they fought of yorel
For we, too, like the heroes long ago,
Must wage slow wars and sail the bitter sea /;
Fierce is the conflict, loud the trumpets blow,
And the waves roar and rage increasingly
Still must we wander DER the stormy main
Twixt rocks and whirlpools a death passage
make;
Still must the Sirens sing to us in vain;
Still from the tolls of Gree must we break
Turn, then, to Homer's Psalm of Life, and
see
How they endured whose pilgrimage is done
And hear the message they have left for
thee
Only by patience is the victory won.
--MocDHIdh
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-04-16
"NazOgraphy."

A French paper is soon to appear as the
organ of the science of photography" a
system which, the author says, permits
of divining the character habits and in
clination of people by asimple inspection
of their noses. He says: A long nose is
the sign of merit, power and genius; a
straight nose denotes a just, serious, fine,
judicious and energetic mind; the Roman
nose a propensity for adventure; wide
nose, with open nostrils, is mark of SEN
suality; cleft nose, shows benevolence;
the curved, fleshy nose, is sign of DOM
nation and cruelty; the curved thin nose,
on the contrary, is mark of a brilliant
mind, but vain, and disposed to be ironi-
cal; the turned-up nose denotes weak
mind, sometimes coarse, and generally
playful, pleasant and frolicsome; pale
nose indicates egotism, envy, heartless-
ness; and the quick, passionate, san
guine person has a strongly colored nose
of a uniform shade.
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Madison county. Ga, is 80 miles re>
moved from the nearest railroad conncc.
ton and boasts neither of mineral de-
posts nor manufacturing possibilities
In fact, the resources upon which the
county banks is the possession of two
country roads, one leading to Athens the
other to Jefferson. One BY one the sur.
rounding counties have adopted the prs.
hibition law. The dry movement began
in Athens first, which has a big whisky
trade, driving the dealers to the back.
woods, then Jefferson followed suit
and tho dry line at last reached Madi.
son, where the people refused to vote
out whisky. Then it was that scramx
bic was made by the exiled hquor deal,
ers to obtain sites on the tive roads com,
handing the dry territory. The farmers
woke up to the value of their road
fronts, and have staked them off in
building lots, which are being disnosed
of at what seems to be fabulous nrices
to the natives. The liquor men put up
rude board houses, which they stock
with well'flled gallon and half gallon
Jugs. For 30 miles men come in after
their liquor, going back as proud as
though they had gained some great vic
tory. One negro in Athens has made
enough in carrying jugs for thirsty pro-
h1oltlonists to purchase a comfortable
home. '''O''
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women like me, and your share Well,
you'll find it's enough to build you the
best house in town, and live better than
my uncles, Seth and William, ever
dreamed of doing"
Mrs. Holcomb folded her apron in her
fingers tremblingly, and the deasop strug-
gled vainly to speak.
''It's sort of surprise, amt it2" said
Malvina, smoothing down the checked
silk smilingly. "And now that I've let it
out, suppose you'll all be glad to let me
go home. I'm nothing but bothersome
old woman"
Perhaps it is needless to say that the
bothersome old woman did not go home,
neither then nor at any time; that Kats's
wedding dress was the prettiest the town
had ever seen, and that Genes college
course was promptly begun; nor that the
deacon's surprise has not yet ceased to be
a subject of wonderful discussion among
his neighbors, not excluding his brothers
Seth and William.-,Saturday Night.
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On Sunday the Washington "Post"
devoted nearly column OF space to a
new alleged White House pet, kitten,
and detailed how it supplanted Hector
in Mrs. Cleveland's affections, wac the
innocent cause of the appointment of
Colonel Morrison to the Inter State
Commerce Commission, ETC., etc. Then
the "Post" concluded: '1t is perhaps a
pity to add that these stories are totally
unfounded, but as matter of fact, they
are altogether imaginary. They are
printed to show how easily the fairy
tales about Hector, Mrs. Cleveland and
Oak View are evolved, and also to
break the present monotony of the
White House romances, by adding an
other object for the exercise of lively
imagination. Ordinarily the current
White House fictions have no founda-
ton whatever. but this case is different.
There is really cat! A. "Post" repor-
ter saw it run across the White House
vestibule few days ago."
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A citizen Of worth a. has , Mound

A citizen Of Worth, Ca, has hound
that would 60 deer hunting alone. So
he chained the dog to block of wood
just large enough to keep him from
running. One day the dog could not
be found. While searching for him his
master heard him bay some distance in
the woods. He went to the spot but
the dog was not to be seen, yet his bay
was heard several hundred yards further
on. The dog barked only two or three
times. When the owner arrived at
where he supposed the dog to be, he
heard him still further on. This was
kept up for some time, till finally the
owner caught up with him, saw the dog
lay the block on the ground, bark three
times, take the block up in its mouth
again and move along the trail. The
dog was trailing deer, and carried the
block in its mouth, excepting when it
paused to let its master know where it
was.